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- ‘No new oil projects until Guyana gets full 50% profits’ – APNU tells Govt.
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- “We will follow you wherever you go” – opposition vows to beef up protests against government
- Trump says war ‘can’t go much longer’
- Guyana’s oil helps cushion impacts from Middle East disruption – Exxon
Kristian Jeffrey clocks fastest time to claim pole
Reigning Caribbean Motor Racing Champion Kristian Jeffrey will start on
pole today after recording a blistering 39:01 seconds to relegate Jamaica’s Doug Gore (39:08) into second place, while Barbados’ Mark Maloney (40:10) clocked the third fastest time.
The event which is the second leg of the CMRC is being held at Wallerfield in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana has sent a strong contingent to defend its crown.
Among those who are representing Guyana are Stephen ‘Valentino Rossi’ Vieira, Matthew Vieira, Afraz Allie, Danny Persaud and Shan Seejattan.
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